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How are the fates of Lenin and Kerensky similar?

Alexander Kerensky and Vladimir Ulyanov were born in the same city on the same day - Simbirsk (now Ulyanovsk), on April 22, only with a difference of 11 years. Their families were friends, and their fathers held leadership positions in education. Both trained as lawyers, came into politics and eventually became the first persons of the state: Kerensky headed the Provisional Government from July to October 1917, and Lenin replaced him in this post after the October Revolution.

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